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_yK %-.-w ', e Mg. w, I d, jA . rAh f{ig 0 41 T, -.bh ' OR ..I 'I '1 eA 1~ .1i~n -;Ali AUER).~.. ~ 1T~I1SM TION;OF -USEFUL INTELLIGEN4#NVRALYI DV~E -!~OLVo,, w. . . WP SDA Y MORNING SEPTEMBERI,16..N.4 16PBLSR .1 .\.4NIG TZIMS,'"8 1E0 AkNtU, IN CUBIWNCT 94 P49VISIONS. , :enrqulred Inysarlubly in ;advance. vties, ,uu 'ubst,ry I su it t at 8 h4t isMeute. THE TEXAN DUEL. 46put down that knifo, or. the consequence be upon your own head. Put- it do\vn, I say," and the hand 'of lid speakert slowly aud"'deliberately t'aised a revol ver'. ws a vey al xiois 11onit foir the lookers-on. One of the combatants was a brawny ruffian, Upo0 whose face Was stamliped atll tl>e evil, passions of the humitin rAce. Black- haire,J, black board ed, black eyed, and strong enough to fell an ox with a single blow' of his fiRt. The, other was a pulo, slender, intellectual look ing yoing man, boy almost, with light curls and complexion, aid bluo eyes. The scene was in the lit tle town 6f Washington, on the Brazos River, and the time midnight. " DAo yer know who yer are talking to, boy?" was the voirso and uneducated answer of' litike Bouton, tha'n whomi no gam4ter in the vicinity was miore detested and fea0ed. A man to whom (and not with out reason) waR iipuitei every crime-oven that of nirder ; who wa'as a 1 unhailing shot with tihe pistAand rille, and inmliathlteul in skill with that strictly border woapon - the bowie knite. A short rogidoneo inl that lovaliY y had givenl him Ia reputition ari iia duelist, for the lonwo grass of the tempam Covered the Form11- ot, two whW' had fillen by his hand.-. Where he .came from noi one know, and he was particularly re ticent about his former- lilfo. Still it was whispered - behinld his back, for no one was foml hardy 'enough to any it to his fa-ce-thil ie was one of the very few whil esicatied from the torriible justice of 'Naitchuz under the hill,' when the outraged citizens awoco inl their wrath and took s peely Ven geance in their owln hand'. Be hat as it might, he hadl ilrealvY earned a namno sufliently hladl to peQd.no additiois even where ie majoirity- (if crimos weoo lookedl upon lightl1-maLikinll Texas, inl its 'infancty, the paradise of the evil. 'Of the other, his boy antagon s, &41h lRO Was knfown. i t was bitwo days since his atri val. n he had coimo on horseback ankd alone. Of his business ho ,hsd nothing to rAty, but his save manner and quiet gentlenanly deportment- had alrea-ly made him friends amnrg the btter par tion of-.the sparse population. Very much to t heir siurprise. therefore, was it that they htad seen him enter into a contest at 44t4s wIth the proafeso.nl gamne 0tor, Pouton, confident, that heo would either ho cheated or b)ullied or. g9f his, money, in caiso he shipuld beo .succetstfui, whieb was ailm.)st beyond the range of' pos sib jlity, *But for two hours the game had boen progre~ssing, the gambler getting more angry at ever'y doal, * intl t'ho youth keeping perfect ly * d61and breathing t aunt ing words sa'lf liIt 6bject wias still further to ~oko him. If it was his pur-. p pt do. so, lhe w~as m-sore than suppessful, fot' I3huton had sudden )yBspruge9 his foot, and drawn his lips and murder flashig fromi his eyes. "Put.down that knife," again wepeated'the young man, Mask White man; as he hadl given all to understand was his .name. "Put ft down. No oneo but a coward ad'i% hbat would attempt to use tidh fatal arguments ini a simple14 gaeof chanico," di bt I c wardt" th uindered 13oulon,. with all his wrath atroused .&By, .lieaven, I'll nauko yer' eat yeor words,". c 9For fear yout do not fully: un derstand, I will repeat. thum." ' Yffe'dr:ntl" wets.hissed from the hiihtAan 'tightly iomnprendd "CoWat'eotiYdhre a . aniy "tg' '~lIke g4tiL Ld~~j~gin t"'and'lii1k I4ffo 3g years inter'fbred. Thg, or ilouton, bt .tlyat i aegr for yountg White mnan- An connfd not. but' ha snr. 1rised at tihe almost sublimity, o hiM (1lness and bravery,. e'vd thoti-k ho was'-ewurting his...owd' $uineiot i fte m -o tho your!g man4tl, too, All)ppItrOd to who had nevir botio - restraiMed him l-alid. fim Owift: VMiwah . The'delicate frane'trefmnbled inot, .the'l4w0ve t',lho..4 ilshe re lol upOn the 61obile l1ps' remained, and the inid, bh.l eyes navir owdrved fr.m thir steady gaze Upoln thlse iroy black Ones. .It ap peared as it' the serpont and the ird iad 0ba1ingOd-jlacos, an1d the florce htirmer bcain'o the charm ed. "Philaw " at length continued Lilke Boutoil, "1 1i1 er fool to take any lotice of' or boy who I cold er-ilsh hbotWveell liy thInhII) and ai'. -ae yer money, if yer muehi er aneldk; go baIck ocrmlonig tho women, and Ilever dare ter show yer fico ormioig ien er "1 care nothing fir the money," was the still cilit rsponso. "It is nothing to ike." ' What oil) yI- want, then ?" "To Irove that you1 are a cow Ilrd ait heart." "No man ever lived that dared ter say such er.thing." "Simply because you murdered them, like Biutoi." "Murldered ? But no, I'll not fight. or boy." "'Becnisa you thare not. But oi 11h1all have Ilo excuise," alnd Maw-k Whliitm g111111Spit full in the fiWO (o1 thet 'bl6l)d-Atailine manLI. In anI inlSUt'aillwa collfwsion. 11:oll Nprull" for-ward with his kIfel; ralimpfd, anld Would ha1VO cut fdowil his inlniter With a4 blow. U111 otiter.. didl the0 Kiamel. Thev reatlizeld that blood mil)-t. be "hl<i,l but thw.y ilnsisttedl oil pti yltty. FEvenl inl the lorr-ible vode ot Tex ats dule;inl., thuY delpailold that1 the rulk's of 11011or silould be t'i tO lyIdhee to. "-Ifto u 1st 1it, Said an old ane,"Iand I sce nlo waty to a1vid it. now, it Should ho all openi andl , above board. It's y o Illr iloiev, Boiton. Pick youlr Welt Iils aid stald Up and light it out liko e . "Pistols, then-ten p a v e 8 - wor.I !" was the gruff aiswo-r. "A ru yon satisfied ?" was asked ot' WV hiteml]anl. "Yes-peRectly. Let him take Is r-evolver--- have minlo. Wve will V-11comm11vilen. firiig at the word itial continuo to advioe and do Ho 11ntil onm or. hoth fillS."1 A few sleps l1rom the houso brolght 1the.11 wihte 1110 greell gr1ss 111111 b'right flower halid moro than 1ce11 blc lien sifiitined inl Steh Olonelinters. The mlenl wer-0 placed -the WeapolS.Pd11a.n11110d tAte fiaa wold wlis Abolint to he given When Whitemanti vitiled the Ran11 gt'r (who wits attilg as his see od) a1 tlIlt his hnud within his otiwil whisper-led: "You tpiar to be a kind and true hviartied manIII, uind I w ish to as4k at thvor of voni." "Spek o. "AnIything I enn do1 sha ll h done 111. Jus 1sa 4y the word and( I'll take yonrt pla(c." "NI), not, t hat. I uit if I shouldtI ebance0 to) fall, prom):lise that you. not1 let my dretss be0 dlisturbodI0 inl tile least. IJiIlI me uip in.' a blan ket andu let no4. on1 lpry arunUd me at ter I il m dead. WVill you proml "It is a stt range thing to- as-k, but I'll do it." "Thlen. 1 am1 ready."' "Yes, i'll do it," repeated the Rlaniger, as~ he slowly retreafted, mlluttering to h1imself1, "andt if' y'ou do6 futll, I'll send4 a bullet through the skiull of' I him who killed you, and1( maiy the gIood Lord forgivo 1m14 if' it is muitrder."' "Now, Ln kl o Bon lton," con tinnedl Whlitematn, "I aml readly. Yet 01ne word,"' and1 heo ateppedl to h.is side anid handed him ta mnituire. "if I dIie, loo0k t tis."' "I'll d1o it., no4w,"' and( with t rem ling I iger's he'niid tihe 0lasp hion ltt ing it drop frlom his hands as if' it had11 been1 a serpenOti, ex ehLimed' : - N0. I'll not) figh t yon. Take Ihim nwany sonme one-takle him atway 11)1'Uod's saike." "Not fight. Then you will' die' like a do0g." andl Whliteman r'ahsed Is weatponi and( moIt,iOned foo' the wofrd) to- lie given. It-wa~Romfet ime, however, -he fore hihn i'Mpiuent w'a comn plied with.. Theo.inowy frame oft the IBoutn bren,tblyd .Ijke au dry 'lehf' in thgantuipnwind;. ail tihe color had left c is aeos i i}s wp v'e Iiko) aSheR'f' hId pistal Lan55 ited mittu4o dow-nu.wa*rdes,.aun al 's k .i~;n liA iide."AIovt'fithd%: ee'd (MI Am e~oF~t ,u afrMni 1 thel micasine of despair sto.od u i hilsg-rotnd. yii ?ady both f "Yes1 ,tirtie simultanieouslyf"fnm two Pate btf lips"t Oie-two-thiree-floto I ,.he- report of the pistola Out the ta..wor.d in twain. The see. ouds rushed forwnrd and lifted tio"mn up again, for both had fillen. Oe, however, would nev. er breauthe againl. LUkeO louton had fbighlt his last duel-had gono to his final account with his heart bullet-cleft. Whitetan, too, Ias, dAngerotle. ly W1ounded. With his bIreat Ih bubblipg forth.through blood, he eill l a the.Rang o him and asked hiin.1 for the miiaturo. It wa given hi m11-the fai Iface of a younlig Man,11. He cov-4ed it Witi bloody fingers; whlisperud, bury it with me. aid h too. coased to live. With teaieful eyes that form was prepared for the grave, the Ilanicer insisted that his promise to the dead should be fulfilled tu the letter. But, all were satsfied that he who called himself, White manm wats a young woman. And( yea1rs later they found i tlu tc the nlmstery. It was a Wife who hmll t lien revenged the inuriler ol her hushand ; ituirdered 1,ir1savinyp hel- from dlisionor. F r o in r blooiy grave in the ehapparal she hIaud gonle to jinl him h1 loved so well. in the lind that lie bevond the dtilc river. WaVIS her Ias,t aet one of sin ? Il is not 1o, us to judge of' such 1 Ihiig. We know knotling of' thio maidlenil heart and insane braini know nothiig of' the long dayt aind I"ljfttr iights of mIff(erilig nithing of' how wo would haiv acted mnider sneh cirenm4tancom letter leave jiudgmntlit to Ilim who can read tioth the m_Uid an 1ihe heart aid who"e will Mret Ohe avenring bullet. None othei is without sin aid who will dare t uast the first stoM ? SUSAN'S SISTER IN TH1E WEST. Horrible Onslaught on a Countri Elditor -e has a Prolonged De bate o-a the Vomen Quedion Lot's I,fe in (in Elitor's Chair I wa-A sittin' inl iiiy omce, speco latini' ill yiv own tmin)(d, wlethel 41n1 the whole it wouldn't he IhMs 111 me to give myself awway fw the benefit, (41 my faimily, whel thiere CeILi1J a knock at the door. Thierc, snys I, is comio mne anx iols to siu bscribe Vohr lie 1El l'assl Journal, mo I uttered, ill a lou Voice, "Come inl." She wits dressed ill a pair o store boots and an1 iroln gray set o spectaclem. an1id she wiliced up to 111 xi.l m11jest) in her min. kiow who it wa the minute I so Q1ye4 onl her. It was at womanl. I gr'auonly arose and.! ~ai6: "IIo ing to sub scibe to the El PaILSs ~Journait ?"' at the samile time dhip pin' my13 pen in t he iuk anid open.i.I my13 linbtscriptin boo11)1k.. This ali wuz-1h.gits 'emi. It looks like biz 'loss It didn't giL her'. She fixed her glassy eyes on nw and1( id :i "Younmg mian, are yovi in advocate for' t he holy eawsa of wotwa-n's r'igh ta?" "No, mall'anm."~ said I, -<I am "Ai 1 youl," Mhe said, "p)repatre to oeibarkc with uas over the sea (o equal an ffrage ?" "Ma'ama," sail I, "I ha i't no0 objectionl to taik in a quiet Rail with you, provided the boat ain't leaky and youll do- a-l the r'owin." A smile p)eruseRd heri fecaturcs fo: a mtomient., anid then she said, I an willing to suffer' for- t-he <a*rws." "Yes," saaidl I, iti, ai polite anh softening imnner, '"i.t'll only cosi invo dlollarts, and we''ll senid i't t< anyi3 address$$ 01 for (i Ian entr year. "Have you a wife ?" she asked "I hev," said I, wondorini' wiha she was comin' alt. "So, you seo I couldnll't marry''3 y'ou ef 11 wainte< to) over1 50oi muchi." I throw this ii a18 a SOOtherl. "Air you willint' that, she shiouka sare with you the burdens anm triala of life ?" "I ain't no way's partilelr," sait I; "an' Fi'l lot hr sho-uldera thi iWhole of'eom if'she has a huankey~ in' that way." shid o') the9o'*g?" s'a~ she ."heli e.ai go,gwjhre she.pleases,' sail I'; ."she generazlly dha." "Glt ontfr' 'said 1- "Ai ara ynn up to? I ain't one of thom mon. After much' labo8' I sweceeded Ii utiloos4ig her htold and sit lii fi dOwln in I chair. . Judged from I her ondet. that she needed a febw d mitId ohmeri9tions. Il "you atir. ail impultive femail," g Said I. "Your natil' i6 at once r spontaneoum and outbrueakin.' You It nlee( at pair of inartingailq. Con- hl eider what would bo your stato of Ii a maln's wife was ti) catch you t II huggin' of him in:this style." v She wiped her faue vith her s< dross. She had a dress. I foigot ui to mention this fact in speaking of tl her kpectaclmq. I a "I am a worker in the cawB of tl the Women's Rights," ' "Yes," aid i1, "you air. You a ought to be asiamed of' youtrself. b I m4shold jiidge you was one of' t them lobby wV41oen that the Chical- a go Tribune correspondent tells of Ii But you can't 6m11ne voul' n10fari- ' h onm art% over me. I'm stecled a afgalinst 'em1."..n "I. ohould be pleased," sie said, li "to go arm in ainl With You to the il poles." "No you don't," ilid I, in alirim ; p '"not e' I have anyting to Saty ill S 'the mattei. I won't go witi you it --not a sinrgle (in1ld pole." I 'Yong man," said she, 1hast n thoul ehibirlenl?" M "I hev," said r, "seven of 'em. a Cai you 1)show its good a record ?' Y "Would you," said she, "'have i you il gm grow up ansud he marii-d I to base, sordid mei, who wvotild b take awiay thir' political ite8 land 0 tallow 'eml) no.) franchise?" 'Darn the fianchise," say's T, inl I at rage ; "-they II're1 the things that I woielln plit oil behindl to give 'eim the Greian bend. I my' daugh -li ters ever' go to wearill, Um 'No, no," said she, "they re (. pIlies. " "Well," said I, "panicirs or fi'ai- i1 I hises, or' whiataoo/rou ('all 'emi, I I aml opposcd to) 'eml. Tihey are It > onnatumal and humlpty. Tley- do- I grade tlit, l la frm in to like. I ness of a camel, aid briifg lovely 1 W0111e11 down on all fbu's like a c'at." -Theil," sail she, "com with t mne, anid wve will eimaneipate wo j.. me '11mr thie 4lavely of' d1ress." It "No, '.1Aid 1, wit h severity, '-1 hev ln Wis to take the (ill lites awaY From anly woman). Wimmuenll wvitholit Clot-i-es wold bo a1 sitd -pectatele, paI'rtienlly% ' ill Winter, when the howling 'liats prevait . Who arC yoll, any)' Wy13. ?" I asked flly visitor. I am a1 ilgi. she0 ail, 1-1I belolg to the Afititur, a lmospai. p4r1 devoted to Ilie eaws of' f,m1ale su1ffram, in Chiengo." 19 % ell,' Said 1, caalily, ''the wim mill ins cliearo ieed somietlung i , 0his sot. WhI'e t hem0 taLt lir ' m11ariried nevel' known oll goinig to bed at Ilight bit, what, Oil wakin' IInp. in the moi-rim.' they 11y be di vor-cofd, andt them thalt. ain't mar-11 ried spenid tfheir timte ill hit ttin' ho1W man111Y timlesthe cIAn it be mnar-. - !h wim .. i-1fCicago need agi tal ini' powerlIilly. Keep a) 53 tii' in '0m 1p if you please. Thell more-C'you algitaite, the better for' With these w~ordis I aronso, and LiurnI, I stole softly (down stairs. I< haOve not been' bac1k si-nee-.- Whn't I will be thme eff'ect oIf leavin' a fe Imale n'g,i:t1ator. iettin' in my Heat 3 tile wh'lole of this time I do not a Iknowv, but if'shio waits till I go ;. back,11her patience will be of e'ast Ii1run.-EI Passo (lil.) Jour nal.| TaIrv,xvs TO A YnIUTIEFI, Mio TIlER---A enrrel'C8poilil de.( of the Sa vanna-hf 1,4 Rep)ublica n, wrliti ng fr'uom Scriven County, gives the follow A good blidy acqnuitance of m.ine, Mr's. B., of I h: is coun ty, gave birth a few day13s ago to t hree fine', 3 heail thy boys, whlich uIp to t his time ny'e doing linlely', and give OVrery promise150 of heintg r'aised, anrd posIsily groinig inlto gre~at men. T'he falct that, the1 goiodI 1*ady3 i only somie fifteen snm mer's old, and( be ing. the first, t,ime she has given bi.rth n'nd4 that, 11 hrimother gave. birth at a like tenuder age, may be considered rem'Iark able, and1( to tile reientific men01 interesting. A wag Ig'ish fr'iendl anIggtst that with thI,s n nusual arrival in Soi'iven, I te is certainly somethi.ng~ ahead,~ 'probably agutal&.' M'ien are a covet-us Set so say , the-ladiomr. *Thw worst omon--to ovwe men motii'i. To provent sea sickhess-stay ashore. What Attracts the ladies to, 'i tohnt*rh..-tho Rime. ON GOING SURETY. t Ought a main ever to go surety r inot her ? by not ? It is a t fst friendly Iet.. It' prudently t M0, it liay bo of the 1o.t, emi- 11 mnt benlefit to a neighhor. It 1 ves himn tho betefit of your good I 'putationl whno to is not nilownt. - lends him your trxlit wheo0 is own ihi not "ninciellt. It puts 11 im inl funds wilch otherhwise ho 3 could not conimad. Such trv o (c0 to i friend is geierous, aid t motines ovon itoble. No butter e io can be nade of 'onv's monvy C itn to help a true friend. We e 10 (com111itilded to "'lmember. s 1080 in bondmas hound witl them." s: o be Sure, this was originlldly )plied to bonds ofd i itierelt kni, it. With niot at whiL morci propriv. than to peculliatry bonlds. A 11n who. by a I' thilosand dol 1.s, vl mave his friid, and per- V 1ps his aifliy, fro banr upit 1-1Jvy id want, colil hardly spondl his 1) icnly ina mannerlithilil ih W l aitIl hi is t Ie long, h would remember with i or Nil t isfla-t ion. But therei are cer-tain moral and I rdleitial considerationm whivh i lould always be b)orno1 in mind i I goinl- surety fo' a fi'ivild. y<m y lould makce uip yonir mindl howv s 1h, property you havi!, an how uch y/ou are willing to fire away, ) b"oluitely, for that, 1riend whom) t ()n in Pso orl nm blitnder ennl v I. wore40 than to il(dors40 ()In t1e APpmsitionl 11tha you will Ilmt 11 avo to llt.%y. Nvveiildorso witi- :j lit SayI .ing4 to yourself, ."Thlis mla% )m11 r101111d 11pol Ille. I nuay halve t I paiv it ; std , if it utlies Ili t hat, I 11m1 ablean wil ilimg.'' Nille mnl 1 f, ton tf tho ltial m11istake4 Iiiail v V1101 b' li1811it rli 1. 1 fi'1m tikilig % (IIpp sit e cou 's o t h I Iisi. Te IIvy I idrthu atut of, inidorsingi at 'iend's* paper a- at m11Iro1 011m ivetialcfirm. 2Th .r it o riski "1ha0l nol.t halve it t.4) lpa1Y. .110 is hnn11danilly aiblo' 11) to laike vare of, i pamper. 1 '11hall help him wit imit armigylf, ll he i- i stingy 1 m11 who will ta do tist" Thi.4 is I he valetilat ionl onl whiebl mni hilk hiiself tl o pa-y it i ' b inceltltits il e w (he lritid 1mt114 pay them-ilt hi -l. itI Mw dlo thesta thiigm trn11 ot ? hle neVd n1l go fiti to awwortail! Ve y vill: e has an l list 1 r.1t ionl . 'ho h111rrt-m ier wats lmoru ivlv ed1vt,( h1i o u supdii ' ( , (r p v.It erh I aI ps. hI-I I hl11e h 1 I IseIl' kne Iv w I milt Iis4 redior h>' eitd in im Il wed to) fimi stch a Iimue l4s 1111rs till hi-A papet.r. Or th v S:mo - ine schem. I h t' wh fh ho hall enturedol. whieb hoiseeme silro oi acess, Atlmo'ist witl s0 possility , thilinre, sludvelly. like a lintlud 111AP111, slippd4 ( 0).Y a wheel anld up ot into t-he dirt L or. jirst ai every thinls a It 11 Im>ilt f' S1uc;cess, yourtt Fiiml I ickellne l 1 e ubi0 l 0 o 'llik afCte vr 1s affairs. smmeu critivial mat (er VMS 111gleeted, it sollmt liAlholest wrson t ped i il aI CrImoked i'tter. o friendiei the e11' il a to went.1 int eculars4810'il hand l odr se t et81 wal badly anid. arped and si croPokoInd,cIIjIl am istaIly Lurne 114 I cid Pno lnt. )sb )41 -Io wertsur'i fort t hie ; amonnii 1)our yi4 Ifl 1indfOusel confro e,o Ium int bank and'li113l who you he :an ht'wenty-fv yearsf3 aio, wth4 hiast.di'ence, that, then you OowIit you have1 at tio')110 amli 'ilh e'ibl oe'n.' v Then *y'ou wereI va3nt atlbforIo, and113 now,'' 'on) i a f'Iftyh years8 forl and on'se bread. You1 have nt (Joted orfind, bt yohav ruyined 'ty.Bor meh t his ornhe ide w'il b ott si-o sint, aer.o sv hined. Ens, irshelf awill n u r) givo this Person itA mn1110h Ionley s I sign libr?" A mon say I I 'To sign 1 on4d on tho oippo ition that it is at 1m101r0 1o1wi ;- and hat ,vol will have Ilothiig to iy, I to put onle's head inito at iol's nuose. Amon, againl, "ay There is Ino harm in signing for ivighbolr if you havo got. the roperty; if you 1!o ablo to pay bie tiioliit withlolut l'1111min"gyoLr win hons4chold ; and ifl you lovo ho man ihr F0 whom you ruitl nough to bu willing to Give him itright tho suim overed by your ndorsemont. Otherwiso, to go arety fhr a n1eighbor. i. it foil%y, a li and a shame9.-H. WV. fBeecher. )ISAGREEABLE PEOPLE. Let u14 see who atre tihe peoplo : make socit-tv disagreeable. Fis,thero ar'o manag-tuin- peo. io. Thel anaing peoplt are of biree kinds. T ahy are either im Vrious per"140oIS or Vely good. at0uredl persolns, orvery Conceited r ktol. A iSil oetimes the thr"e lMV014 wlivsw i vaulso a man or nIn to be 11oublesomiely mliia. ong tire cominled in onle anld thle Now, thle ObJeetion whIiech mIo';I Olple have to beilug m:n1ila i-4. hla, they.% have lin Iunioll pt1erabile. ish to mn1aniago for thelimslveIts. ilt there i.4 anloter. aid a verY olviit lais wiy people ofl'nl rI let thite m11Ost VNVex Ient I)'als)011I 11 einIg managed. It is. th ha t Ito manlini'lig 1r"o1 doles nicit :IMw somle Seet, but Vvery Stronig, mltivo tofl thle perisfil to be naat d; alud tIllere'-io ill tie a1ns.1 vi,o sugge-utions avo besid'; tle imrik. LAet us hake a 11ililiar inttalet . liclh inight. ot-cuir in 'eall lifW rhwre is a1 y0oun11 man11 (wek will -all hitu .l. Aman,') inl the sint' 14111se Widh o of thc trible il na ItIngIs. MI. A nrnis I aIt k. I bv V hIat t 1ia 1in e is Iret Ilriincg toi ],(I . I m, 11i1l bev say-vs by I he' 10 o'lock rainl. h 1i 4 i il ieho sikinig .om, i"Ier tie hadliv Iavumigon olbe<l. Up jilmip-' tho ln1a 1,1r. vlip loit his '-Bradshaw," amd el M1 r. A mals tmt. it is p11),itive 11SIalill 11nitto gl hv 2 ith l9o'vlocli raill. "-It' vm yo 4) by) i v h 10) v' li Iihl, a verI.. Sh>w "traini. vm) will 9ot 1et into tow till -1omlock in hie ' n111,1rglil.. -a v-lo';t tiu mlifuoria de timeit; whra,it* ym r4g by Illu ), yo] will hi v inl by% 12 i t i.ghl. 441 have a 1olod 1ki t'i' st. D.I vt m, (il rt1. thle varrilla e 1l,rhlf. m1t 8 o'clowk!' ThIIe y 1 i u 1)I k< veyShivelpikh, slanniler.;I mit Ol fiho;lish ojievliio ti tho lI. I'dlock trainl;lbult holshis ioilli., Ind will l i be na1,111t-vdl. Anl d Ib?V . A hi' t iiht. t hat '.1ere wa;Illt a 1tilit rotoillrn 1 n thilt )Il-t o ,f \i4;A 1.11 1 a ( 4o f 4) t he lwarll )'V1'e li iit' Ili-t 11111 Wi'l IJU o l' 111 )11 0 go1 iat. Iila Ih tevenl i ill ; :lu . I V W b11111 141se t. i i s ' w t m1 rivIhIly till), Il order i) asm ain whi' he tImt.01 Wthit retur fohil orite. Now,l 11he( flum4iy(~ break lhvy i'e:not until 11)1 o'cloc.I)~li TaLhj bve141 is a istan o V.'ha riv''1Pial an amhr atue Iu hc aehn I iirun ' di 0 roug lin.)1119 19s4unreasonabl, hve may ('Olleel ha3ll.t erap he doe nt ofC)w hal -0soale,g termin. Bu t o ox )ich he.t so' ab1)ly rieconotnet,s The thee is toIho wriais of'op tom pii ventur ftol call the bser :antLine. T'91hey mus make.)i4II reh narkstOf abton everyto ing;)~ andi ther< air a~ great. mycug fin thai the original subjectt has vanished, aid that yon r1110 disoussin g 1 mode of rearing pine-appITs 'at Chat4wo rth. This kiiid of "'n 4eelli to he Seit into the world to dtroy every thing like good con vor,,ativn.-Good Words. FLYING MACHINES, Shall wo ever, vith all our Hviece, Succeed in) tr 'allsporting ou-selvt- at pleaire, through tho air, ml1a1kilng that our pllth-way just ai wo do the grossr. fluid, water, w hich we t raverso so easily in every direction ? This 16+ a (11estionl willeh wo suppose etery )net of onr readers has a4ked him s0 1 llore I lia once, for t lie idea of erial lavigltioln is Sonlatual that w0 find1I C every ago o Ithe world has 1more*0 0r less disnmsed it. Just now in Sa1 F'niscigo thiH subject is at t raet ig great attent ion, f'rom t lie fhiet i hat, t ho model o'in vrial ship exhibited there, and some x periients ilade lpoli it, gavo omplote saitistaeion Wto ile engin Ceirs tpvieseit. Ai Erial Naviga tion Cnmany has been formed r''r the hatiballe pirpose of raising f'iids to eitable the projector to volist I - 'll v,: .11 sized atir Ship. 'I'his will he ompleted, it is ex iected, in ablout a eon plo of months, whie) ti bo ornalts, if successful, i.em iying- 118 at flying vist all Ithe wat'r th Ith ores of' thle Paeiliv. The Avi(or., as the new' i11eni%0111n is name1110d, is to bie pro pulled b v sienl, clirrying for this 1111'-plsv a fivv-hor-Ho power 81ten11n vingiint, al is to bu elevated and Suppliml-red inl tho airh partly by 13as1 idn 1111-1ly by3 phlnem extend inlg' (mn v:Iwh side t t ie distine of a11oit l wentv I'et at the entro-. Thest- phuneswillho so constructed in sevi ions i liat t hey may be de presstid or elevated by the rudder at pleasillre. Tho well-known a1nd 16itial 401jJ2tionl to bailools, that I lev o t he mero fport of the wil;ds. haViifg n1 propelling pow er withillinmlves, is thus got rid of. Babloons h1avo beeni chiefly lounld utsot' fhr scient i ie purposes, oIbserving the osilbilt ions of, the mamtrlw iev n' edlIt t aIt(l its dip, and ox periment m1gon tie lity, temper al-, hum111itily ail eluetrieity of ( he air in its diffYerent, elevations mut, if' this aiil ship, tle Avitor, v1111O 1S grelt. it '41succss 11 many iln Calil'oriam anitiwipato, wo alrO on i l eve (fI a1 com pleto revolatiovi lit 11m-i moWl ofv avelingr. RECOVERY OF A LOST DI-; AMOND RINGTHROUGH THE DREAM OF A NE GRO GIRL, A few ni-ehts awo, a lady, whil'd l ak ri a pleasuro wvMic with' hor in dalit, t-hii almnl. . Jeffors4on str o.t, ' 1t a valmil diamnmd ring frony way. liilg nt. 1 m111m lo i i e 1 itrihl w .~~ ias n1de t1 hroughou t111 lhe neigh t' e ing2. 2114 it' ladyt~ give it up' Ida2y-lighIt, tho 1(ollowinig morning ihie hnly' was surpr)1ised'( by tho ilre'.ss2, lilhe girl, who hadi~ not s1h iul just had14 a dremOln, ini which' how11. t) ejewe1tl hiad been loNt, atnd ('onl d indt it . Sheii thein desc&4ribod hier mitess0 to go with 11e11and ('winm'i ance' was.' mado 1011 lcsnowrn to' I lhe hou,isehiob, but atil treated it with11 the0 utimost inicredlity. It was 21 aterwr l' iiu 'I)clded to humllio" the11 girl h' 2 ioever, andof Sh-o and, severalI'1 white m101 embers of' die 4p-' mily proceeded.'(0 to ' t he designated spoi, mforo0 111han1 00 yards from I lie house84. I [tro t ho dreamer1)Ci told her1 miiistressIlii. 1 thaa directod in her' Eam'i I, she mu)Ist driop anotier 12) ti he ii ng one0. A plain f gold r Iinig waIs handeidth le gil; shiejet it I 111, and22 81ro enloulgh it rolled.'and st opped wi'th"I bin twvo ies of the' lost. (1iamm1411d ing, wvhic'h had got mltohI a erovice betwo0on two bricks of'1 lth pvt.mlont. It may ho imna gined thatL thie inig-huterois woro somnew hat as toundedaittthe miraelo' Thyid not1 panselR to inquliro wht heor no' 10.t lho girl wasI ifl e'nL'ed by the ant ic'ipatoed eclipse, but she obiviouisly elipsod all' the' l! ittl hoiggers theoy had soon, 1tir 111 ha that. ofall11 the resRt. Our' infor least fict ion. ahout this' cut'Ious dream aind its lucky U'6sult. ( Louisvlla cnuricr..7hurflL